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Home > Hotels 4001 items Pages Hôtel Le Saint-Paul, ST PAUL DE VENCE Between Cannes and Monaco and set under the gorgeous blue skies of the Côte d'Azur it is an enchanting location set in the shadow of Saint-Paul's town walls....A four star hotel under Relais et Châteaux since 1992, is located within the Saint Paul ramparts where the most famous artists converge. Outside the Hotel, you will find the narrow streets of the village with its string of galleries for painters and also for sculptors. Hôtel Sainte Valérie, JUAN LES PINS A shaded oasis of tranquility with a heated swimming pool, at the heart of Juan-les-Pins, only a few feet away from the Casino and sandy beaches! In the midst of a play between shadow and light, blue and ocre tones, and the fragrant colors from the garden... it is a delight to wake in the morning and to have a light breakfast, softly lulled by the characteristic breeze of Southern France. A breakfast area under an arbour, an intimate dinner at pool-side, this garden truly is exquisite. With nightfall comes well-being and harmony with provençal flare, shutters slightly shut, starry nights. Rest, relaxation and dreams... Hôtel Port Palace, MONACO Inaugurated in September 2003, the first Hotel-Boutique in the Monaco Principality overlooks the Port de Plaisance and offers a spectacular view of the Mediterranean and the yachts afloat. The design of the 50 rooms was entirely done by Leila Menchari, head decorator to the House of Hermès. This new revamping is the opportunity to better reveal the magic of Monte-Carlo, by highlighting its stirring qualities. Specially conceived to push the norms of luxury and to offer exceptional service, the Port Palace is brimming with elegance and serenity for your well-being. Very attentive to service detail, the Hotel caters to those who expect nothing but excellence. Hotel Castel´Brando, ERBALUNGA Located in the Cap Corse area of Corsica, The Castel Brando is a charming boutique hotel in a 19th century mansion surrounded by splendid gardens with century-old palm trees. The house itself is a fine example of the type of stately home built by Corsicans who had emigrated to New World, and returned to the island once their fortunes had been made. Here, crisp-white walls and vaulted ceilings contrast with ancient terracotta floors, and the hotel has its own original antique furniture and decorative items, all creating a special ambience that is purely Corsican. The different buildings are connected by stone-paved lanes that lead to green, refreshing gardens and sunny terraces, where only birdsong and the murmuring of a small fountain disturb the quietness. Just nearby are the hotel's two swimming pools, one of which is heated, and the jacuzzi by which you can comfortably rest and sunbathe. The small lobby and its library is a warm, cosy space where you can sip tea or a glass of wine during cooler spring and autumn nights. L´Hôtel Particulier, ARLES Here you will find the last of the Grand Hôtel particuliers built in Arles by a noble family. It is representative of the beautiful residences the Napoleonic nobility had built in Paris and its provinces at the beginning of the XIXth century. Guilaume Meiffren-Laugier became the mayor of Arles in 1824, and had a home built to feature his prominence : the Hôtel de Chartrouse, today known as the Hôtel particulier. In the 1826 Arles Almanach, it is documented that the baron de Chartrouse has erected an majestic abode that rivals those houses of the Chaussée d'Antin quarter in Paris. Indeed, the constituent structures gathered around the expansive courtyard is breathtakingly elegant. The gate entry is given character with adorning sculptures. The most important building is indeed very similar to those found in Paris during the 1820s, designed by architects Percier and Fountaine, especially the prominent modillion-enriched cornice, horizontally affixed on the building's facade. Le Château des Alpilles, SAINT RÉMY DE PROVENCE Dating from the 19th century, this elegant château is set within shady grounds where guests can relax under 100-year-old trees whilst the delicious scent of magnolia drifts by on the breeze. Tastefully decorated to the highest standard within an authentic period style, rooms are comfortable and spacious whilst suites are contemporary in design. Cuisine is refined and delicious, offering tempting regional treats. The Chateau des Alpilles Hotel is at the edge of Saint-Rémy-de-Provence, in a beautiful lush green setting. At the end of the century-old Plane row of trees, the magnificent park harbours innumerable species of wildlife. Here, regional essences such as Magnolia, share their space with more exotic palm trees and evn Ginko Biloba plants. 4001 items |
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